Horst Wolfgang Böhme: The end of Roman rule in Britain.

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Horst Wolfgang Böhme
Trans. Robert Vermaat

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List 10
Copper-alloy Square-headed Brooches with cut or holed plates from the middle to second half of the 5^th century in England and on the continent
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1. West Stow (fig. 71.1).
2. Liebenau.
3. Liebenau.
4. Liebenau.
5. Liebenau.
6. Liebenau.
7. Liebenau.
8. Liebenau.
9. Liebenau.
10. Oenigstedt.
11. Bremen-Mahndorf.
12. Bremen-Mahndorf.
13. Bremen-Mahndorf.
14. Perlberg.
15. Perlberg.
16. Perlberg.
17. Perlberg.
18. Issendorf.
19. Issendorf.
20. Issendorf.
21. Issendorf.
22. Issendorf.

23. Bremen-Mahndorf.
24. Bremen-Mahndorf.
25. Issendorf.
26. Issendorf.
27. Borgstedt.
28. Alveston.
29. Rothwell.
30. Nassington.
31. Nassington.
32. Barrington.
33. Haslingfiels.
34. Linton Heath.
35. Spong Hill.
36. Spong Hill.
37. Sarre.
38. Bifrons.
39. Krefeld-Gellep.
40. Quelkhorn.
41. Issendorf.
41a Flögeln.
42. Borgstedt.
43. Borgstedt.
44. Borgstedt.

45. Bordesholm.
46. Bordesholm.
47. Korup.
48. Baginton.
49. Baginton.
50. Baginton.
51. Rothwell.
52. Rothwell.
53. Nassington.
54. Nassington.
55. Wallingford.
56. Haslingfield.
57. Haslingfield.
58. Holywell Row.
59. Mitcham.
60. Bifrons.
61. Almenum.
62. Borgstedt.
63. Borgstedt.
64. Bordesholm.
65. Bordesholm.
66. Bordesholm.
67. Bordesholm.

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